Street Heat is Out Now on Steam Early Access

Street Heat is Out Now on Steam Early Access

PQube announced that Street Heat, the neon-noir top-down arcade racing game from Astalo Games, is Out Now on Steam Early Access!

Additionally, Street Heat drifts on to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2018!

Check out the launch trailer of Street Heat, featuring some gameplay footage:

“An action-packed top-down multiplayer arcade racer, Street Heat is all about getting you into the action with the quickness. Jump in and play local or online races with up to four players in first-past-the-post, multi-race grand prix action, as you put the pedal to the metal, dodge hazards on the track and go flying over death-defying jumps in a madcap race for the finish – all accompanied by a pumping ’80s synth soundtrack.

Are you too hot to handle on the tracks or will you get burned like a chump? Find out in Street Heat now!

Street Heat is OUT NOW on Steam Early Access!

About PQube

PQube is a publisher, distributor and service provider for the interactive entertainment industry with a global reach through UK, Europe, Middle East, Australia and North and South America from its offices in Letchworth, Paris, Bristol and Bawtry. As a licensed publisher with Sony, Valve and Nintendo and Apple, PQube’s software division publishes and distributes games for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita,Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android, PC and digital download and has established a track record of success with major franchises including: GalGun, Chaos Child, Valkyrie Drive, Cat Quest, White Day, Root Letter, BlazBlue, Guilty Gear, MotoGP, Ride, MXGP, Harvest Moon, Senran Kagura and Steins Gate. PQube’s hardware division designs, manufactures and distributes consoles and accessories including the brand new Atari ‘Retro’ range, Sinclair ZX Spectrum, SmartBoy, Retron HD, Supaboy, Sega MegaDrive, Atari Flashback, BlazeTab, BlazeGear, 8Bitdo and Retro-Bit. We thank all our partners and acknowledge all game names, brands and trademarks as properties of their respective owners.”

For more information on Street Heat, visit its Steam page.